nature, so was able to swerve to my left and just get past between the verge and the oncoming car.I all but shat myself (as did my pillion!) but was pleased (to say the least) that I'd taken the correct decision without having to think about it. Never

Newbie question!So far I've not had to make an emergency avoiding swerve, but I thought it would be an idea to have a practice in a car park. If I ever get into an emergency situation, I won't have time to think things through.Thinking it through

on this subject... if a car pulls out in front of you, is YOUR instinct 'Stop', 'Slow' or 'Swerve'? I mean the initial instinct, not the thought after watching the situation develop.I think mine would be 'SLOW', graduating to 'STOP'. Presented with a car across

to interpret 50kph as 30mph so that the exercises cold be examined on public roads and that manoeuvring, braking and collision avoidance could be considered separately eliminating the need for a brake and swerve manoeuvre. The issue is now one of the DSA

revenge Grib wroteGo test drive a blue Megane, clone his plates, go through speed cameras, get revenge LOL I told him to put his phone down so he swerved at me first time, dont worry, you'll get used to it.Report him to the police, you never know, he may

M3 when it suddenly swerved across the road towards me.Instinctively I threw the bike on its ear and swerved across the road, corrected and came back in again before I'd even knew what happened. I wondered if he was going to turn off or something

“But some instructors say that if riders brake and swerve at the same time they are likely to come off, particularly in the wet.”Well who would have thought bad riding would cause you to fall off? Flipping shocking that one. Teach them not to brake

For anyone who may be doing their Mod 1 motorcycle test this year. The serve is made easy if you line your self up properly directly in between the second to last red and blue cone as you exit the bottom curve. It then becomes just one swerve after

This looks like it will be hard-hitting bit of documentary!!Swerving out :burnout: